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Entrance to the Mysteries of the Cosmos exhibit

Investigate the possibility of alien life at Flandrau's newest exhibit

University of Arizona campus

U of A innovation drives $459.7M in annual economic impact for Arizona

people sitting in a cleanroom dressed in protective lab equipment

IRLabs donates high-tech microscope to U of A Center for Semiconductor Manufacturing

A group of researchers poses for a photo at a road cut exposing tan-colored sandstone sediments next to a highway in Chile.

Andes volcanoes – the missing link between algae blooms, whales and climate millions of years ago

Aerial photo of the University of Arizona campus

U of A earns several top marks in latest US News ranking for grad programs

A man wearing a dark blue, short-sleeved buttondown with medium length brown hair sits at a desk, while a woman wearing a light blue short-sleeve buttondown sits on the esdge of the desk behind him. On the desk is a 3D printer with a black, plastic ear on the printing tray. Behind the printer is a computer screen. The scene is set within a college dorm.

Turning up the volume on global health, U of A students take aim at $1M Hult Prize

Two baby planets, each surrounded by a disk of gas and dusk, are pictured in this artist's illustration. Both orbit a common host star, glowing as a small ball of light in the distance.

Mysterious red dot first spotted by U of A astronomers reveals itself as a baby planet orbiting a young star

2025 AAAS Fellows

Three U of A faculty elected AAAS fellows

Wearing white gloves, NASA scientist Scott Eckley positions a sample container in front of an X-ray machine, a round metal tube.

Asteroid Bennu's rugged surface baffled NASA. We finally know why

Graphic rendering of asteroid 16 Psyche

Large craters offer clues to the origin of asteroid 16 Psyche

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